Mop & Glow On Roof

Wouldn't use it either.

Rubber or TPO roof ...NO WAY. Fiberglass or metal...NO.

Mop-N-Glo is designed as an indoor use product and will not stand up to the uV and weather.

Ken

If you have a fiberglass roof it works great.
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f84/zepped-the-roof-204548.html
http://www.irv2.com/forums/f258/cleaning-and-waxing-roof-269855.html
JR

EPDM rubber roofs are used in commercial applications with ZERO maintenance recommendations. Of course, it's a generally a good idea to keep debris off the surface to allow for proper water flow (shouldn't be a problem for an RV that rolls down the highway). All the cleaning products for RVs are complete snake oil.

Charley67 wrote:
On another forum, people were praising Mop & Glo for motor home roof. What about for 5er?

Check on the brand (see the posters sig) for the *type* of MH roof.

Prob *not* a rubber roof.

Another "no" vote.

~

Some soap and water, or Simple Green on the roof can help reduce the black streaks down the sides. Save the M&G for the front cap...

-Bryan

I would not use M&G on my roof. But many moons ago we had a yellow and green Prowler travel trailer and Mop and glow shined it up rite nice.

B.O. Plenty wrote:

Tango, AE7UI wrote:
That has always bothered me; the constant need to have clean roof.
Why?
The constant scrubbing can wear it out.

Sure glad I'm not alone in my opinion. I had a park trailer for 10 years. It sat outside year around in the rain and snow. Never washed it once. The rain and snow did that for me. Touched up the caulk as needed and stayed off of it. Never a problem. Nobody ever cared if it was clean or dirty...I kept the outside of the trailer clean and waxed and it looked as good as new when we sold it...I'm doing the same with my current fiver.

B.O.

I like the way you think. Keeping the sides clean and waxed is enough work!

Tango, AE7UI wrote:
That has always bothered me; the constant need to have clean roof.
Why?
The constant scrubbing can wear it out.

Sure glad I'm not alone in my opinion. I had a park trailer for 10 years. It sat outside year around in the rain and snow. Never washed it once. The rain and snow did that for me. Touched up the caulk as needed and stayed off of it. Never a problem. Nobody ever cared if it was clean or dirty...I kept the outside of the trailer clean and waxed and it looked as good as new when we sold it...I'm doing the same with my current fiver.

B.O.

That has always bothered me; the constant need to have clean roof.
Why?
The constant scrubbing can wear it out.